Sentence examples for a bit packed from inspiring English sources

Several reporters pointed out that, during rush hour on weekdays, the trains can get a bit packed.

I then ate a bit, packed up the rest, hit the road and proceeded to virtually live on it for two days.

But I have been moving around quite a bit, packing and unpacking my bag with alarming regularity.

The place was packed, though it got a bit less packed as the night wore on.

The book is packed with asides on Uzbek history (Genghis Khan, Tamerlane) and politics (the loathsome authoritarian rule of Islam Karimov) -- if anything, it's a bit too packed.

Open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday from 12 30 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. Cottage Antiques (8181 Main Street, 410-465-1412) is more morderlyerly and refined, although a bit too packed, with Victorian dressers cheek by jowl with ornate candelabra.

It's nice to have all that info in one location, but things do feel a bit tightly packed.

Seven can make it look a bit too packed and it's harder to see the shape of the flake.

The stalls seem a bit more tightly packed in, which makes for quicker shopping.

To me it's always been fast and right up at the front but a bit too incident packed.

In hindsight, I probably should have thought things through a bit before I packed David Eggers' new book 'The Circle' as a beach read for my trip to the Hawaiian Island of Lanai last week.